encouraging sign for where the hearts and minds of citizens across this country are. >> ashley: of the system failed not only jordan neely but also failing -- but i blame the d.a.s because they are not allow the police to do their jobs. maybe they could have taken care of this before. >> todd: vivek ramaswamy always good to see you sir. "fox & friends" begins as always right now. ♪ >> there needs to be prosecution, accountability. can't go on like this. >> the fbi ignored evidence into the origins of the probe between russia and donald trump 2016 campaign. >> it border? >> better than you all expected. >> 6,000 migrants released. 1500 mikes apprehended including one wanted felon. >> potential terrorists could be coming across our border and it happened. >> he was fearful for the safety of those passengers. >> the case that has captured america's attention. daniel penny charged in the chokehold death of jordan neely.

>> his mindset was to keep his fellow passengers safe. it has nothing to do with race. >> companies vowing to leave chicago. >> new mayor brandon johnson defending rioters and defunding the chicago police. >> defunding chicago police is an actual goal. >> oh the batter is on. >> where that landed up there. that guy did not expect to get a ball. >> good tuesday morning. we start this day with a fox news alert. as you probably heard yesterday, special counsel john durham's final report finds that the fbi had no factual evidence when it opened the trump-russia collusion probe during the 2016 election. >> ainsley: and now house lawmakers are calling for durham to testify on capitol hill next week. >> brian: that will be great. alexandria hoff is live in washington with the latest. >> good morning to you. this report more than 300 pages the culmination of more than four years' work at the core the

question was did the fbi properly vet what ended up being politically motivated evidence that was brought to them. durham's answer is no. in the report he writes the doj and fbi failed to uphold their important mission of strict fidelity to the law. senior fbi personnel displayed a serious lack of analytical rigor toward the information they received. especially information received from politically affiliated persons and entities. durham says that the apparent ploy by hillary clinton's 2016 gain to then tie candidate to russia fell short to mounting of provable criminal offense but given that given intelligence the fbi should have questioned whether leads were coming from trump opponents rather than jumping to russia investigate. the fbi did offer this response, quote: the conduct that special counsel durham examined is the reason that current fbi leadership already implemented dozens of corrective actions which is v. now been in place for some sometime. had those reforms been in place

in 2016 the missteps identified in the report could have been prevented. the former president reacted to this report telling fox news former fbi director james comey needs to be held accountable. i, he said, and much more important the american public, have been victims of this long running and treason news charade started by democrats, started by comey there must be a heavy price to pay for putting our country through. this in the report durham stated in july of 2016 the cia had caught wind of the trump-russia allegations and briefed the obama white house about an effort to frame trump. >> steve: that's right. people forget it was during the clinton years this was launched. alexandria. >> brian: obama years. >> steve: right. they have he wanted it the clinton white house, we are talking about a time period 6 and 7 years ago. people involved long gone now, right, from the fbi? >> yeah. many of them are and we also have to remember this durham

report contradict as previous probe by the justice department that said there was sufficient justification for the fbi to open its investigation so some of the people working then felt justified in -- yeah. the fbi saying they have essentially cleaned house and that these missteps wouldn't happen again. they want to gain the faith and continue having the faith of the american public. >> steve: all right. alexandria a thank you. >> ainsley: one big political smear all to influence an election. so many people, it was revealed yesterday, what we already knew and what many people were already saying and had been for years. the fbi knew about it and was lying about it. the clinton campaign was lying, adam schiff was, the intel community. and this all dates back, remember, christopher steele and his dirty dossier were funded by the clinton campaign and the dnc to say that there was collusion between donald trump and russia that was called -- that investigation was called crossfire hurricane. that's what durham was looking into to see if they had any evidence that there was collusion and he says there wasn't.

>> brian: ambassador goes to a pub gets close toe papadopoulos and says something about hillary clinton's emails. they take this information and contact the fbi back in the u.s., who cuts andy mccabe. tells peter strzok start a will counterintelligence operation. they start investigating george papadopoulos and mike michael flynn and carter page. start looking into their background. nothing verified. where did you get this information. no one went out of their way to find out where this investigation was going. next thing you know they launch this into the trump campaign. never told trump and paul manafort the fourth. i got four of your guys investigating to see if possible links to russia where when they had a problem hillary clinton emails gave them a defensive briefing about russia possibly infiltrating the election. never did it to trump. next thing you know they launch it into trump. this thing happened during the campaign through when trump won,

was president-elect and then through his first two years in between the mueller report gets launched. lives get ruined. our relations with russia is destroyed and the president, whatever you think he accomplished and he accomplished a lot. think about what more he could have done had he just been treated like a normal president and not investigated like he is a convicted criminal. >> steve: well, it will be interesting to hear whether or not mr. durham does go and sit in front of the house as jim jordan has invited him. i think the official letter went to the department of justice but it didn't have to because john durham no longer the special counsel with the issuance of this particular 316 page report. he, for the most part, is done. mark levin was on with sean last night and had this observation about what happened during that time. >> this massive federal edifice built in washington, d.c. works

for the democratic party. it's an appendage of the democrat party. when we have republican presidents they sabotage the republicans, they will investigate them. they will leak against them. when we have democrats presidents, you don't see that kind of behavior. in fact, they enlist the massive bureaucracy to issue regulations and rules and to sick their political opponents. this political report right here, the d durham report is actually very, very important. it gives the official seal to what is the personal stosy. at every step of the way this fbi ignored evidence, did not get corroborating evidence, had no evidence, did everything it could to protect hillary clinton, and did everything it could to destroy donald trump. >> steve: as alexandria detailed a moment ago, mr. durham is not recommending any wholesale changes at the fbi regarding their rules, regarding national security wiretaps or politically sensitive investigations, but

they did make one observation and that is he did recommend that the department of justice consider assigning an official to internally challenge steps taken during politically sensitive investigations. in other words, remember when it was inside of an election, six months before an election, and you know, people said why are you investigating, to mr. comey, hillary clinton? because it's in that sweet spot where you are not supposed to do anything. well now apparently mr. durham is suggesting why don't you have somebody who actually can inside the doj act as a referee, whether or not something is appropriate or not, given the rules that mr. durham said, do not have to change w but someboy needs to stay in charge. >> brian: how about stay out of politics. this is so damning. worth every dollar 6.5 million. and just because people weren't arrested or convicted it doesn't mean it wasn't unethical and wasn't immoral. sometimes you can arrest people for being terrible at your job and being politically motivated.

one thing i find stunning. i don't know if it's theater or not. this is the key. john brennan briefs president obama saying hillary clinton's campaign is looking to basically pin this russia investigation and corroboration to get the heat off her and her emails. briefs obama. but they never brief the fbi about this similar move. so james baker is told this during his meeting with john durham. and james baker, evidently, gets emotional. he is the same james baker that was heading up twitter for a while. one of the key figures in twitter. gets emotional. storms out and essentially said that's the first time i have heard about that and says -- he says that he wouldn't have done the investigation the same way had he known that hillary clinton was behind the dossier, behind the motivation behind it, behind jake sullivan is all over. this marc elias who wouldn't sit down for an interview was all over this. so many people are in this administration right now that knew all about this and helped

tar donald trump while he was president. and they are rewarded with great jobs and a new administration. jake sullivan should be fired today. >> ainsley: and then you wonder why donald trump fights back the way he does? it's reasons like this. he is accused of so many different things and then he was right all along when it comes to this. it was unverified dossier that began all of this. there were those fisa applications. information was withheld to the fisa court and this is what durham says. fbi personnel working on that same fisa application displayed, at best, a cavalier attitude toward accuracy and completeness. >> brian: right. >> steve: because it was incorrect. >> brian: nothing verified. >> ainsley: spies on his campaign. >> brian: break this down later 80% deshenko christopher steele. i can't verify any of it. i will give you millions of dollars if you can verify it. nobody could verify it. this guy dolan clintons during

yelton years. hotel ended up being the does way and all these pundits on all these channels dossier looking like it's really true. that thing is not worth the paper it's printed on. the people who did it knew it was crap. yet they used it to investigate donald trump. and here's the worst part. as a country we got hurt. and think about the relations with russia that were destroyed as bad as russia can be, you don't need to make up stuff about what they're doing to poison relations between two very powerful countries with nuclear weapons. it is insane. and hillary clinton just sits there and says oh, when asked about this investigation, oh, i'm sorry you have to go down that rabbit hole. no, you dug the rabbit hole and we found you in it. >> steve: senator mike lee put out a couple of interesting tweets regarding. they is going to be with us a little later on today on this tuesday. >> brian: two staffers for virginia congressman including intern on her first day attacked by a man with a bat. what police are revealing about

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>> ashley: suspect in custody for baseball attack on staffers. one of the victims intern on first day. both victims out of the hospital. congressman was not at his fairfax, virginia office. conley says the man acted out in a rage, smashing items in the office. the motive for the attack is still unclear. and the fox news alert. bill melugin, fox bill melugin revealing security video from a contact in eagle pass, texas showing a large group of migrants crossing illegally into private property. melugin writes: crossings have been down big in texas the last few day but are expected to rise again as cartel smugglers figure out the post title 42 border. in a tweet melugin saying, quote: i asked the texas

national guard it if this is one of their soldiers who opens the gate for the group of migrants, they tell me she is not a texas soldier and is not texas army national guard. i'm told she is a title 10 soldier from the missouri army national guard under orders from the federal government and working with border patrol. and martha stuart making waves as the oldest swimsuit edition cover "american idol." rocking a daring swimsuit in photo shoot. stuart says she gave up bread and pass that for two months and started going to pay late every other day to prepare for her close up. and she calls it the opportunity of a lifetime. and those are your headlines, ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: oh, gosh, she looks fantastic. good for her. pro-life pregnancy centers across the country faced threats, vandalism and even arson from radical pro-abortion activists. since may 2nd of last year when

the draft opinion regarding the overturning of roe v. wade leaked to the public, there have been over 87 attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers. such as this one. i will show you a picture of madison, wisconsin. there was graffiti on this clinic it says if abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either. that was may 8th, 2022 then look at this one in washington. this was june 3rd. there was jane's revenge says and there is red paint all over the front door of this one. this was june 3rd of that same year. look at this one. this was in amherst, new york. june 7th. can you see the windows were busted out it. looks like there was arson inside. and i believe this one has been attacked several times. one recently just two months ago. in fact. our next guest is the executive director of mountain area pregnancy services located in asheville, north carolina. target of threatening messages last june and she making a presence there following the

attack not heard a word of sympathy from local leaders. her name is christie brown and she joins us now. christie, thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you for having us. >> ainsley: what have you seen since that summer of 2022 after roe v. wade was overturned? >> well, initially our center was incredibly busy after year turning of roe v. wade. a lot of phone calls with women panicked worried if they could have an abortion or not in whatever state they were calling from. fortunately we have not had new attacks since june 7th of '22 and we are grateful for that we continue to focus on our clients and just to serve the more than 300 people that we see annually in our center. >> ainsley: okay, the police have been there. i know you hired them for a while it sit in your parking lot to patrol and now they come back and check some of the are praising them. what about local leaders? you are disappointed, aren't you? >> yes, unfortunately we have not received a phone call, an

email, a text, anything. not even right after the attack. and it wasn't like i was expecting anything from local leaders, i mean, i wanted the police involved and they were. but, you know, just go on record and condemn the violence and no situation is violence against any organization, whether it's a pregnancy center a school, a hospital, a church, any organization that is never the answer so at least go on record and condemn what happened. >> ainsley: why do you think they went go on record is it because it's such a political issue? >> well, i mean, abortion in general is a political issue in today's world. but, for us it's not a political issue. for us simply what is right and what is wrong. and any attack -- i mean, we were attacked because of our beliefs. that's the bottom line. but there were direct threats against our team. you know, they spray painted on our sidewalk as well if abortions aren't safe, neither are you. we took that as a direct threat.

>> ainsley: of course. >> so at the end of the day we need to call out what is wrong in any situation. >> ainsley: yeah. what do you tell these women when they come in? are most of the women -- i'm just curious -- most of the women who come into the clinics are they seeking abortion or are they seeking help if they do decide to have the child. >> many of our clients are really undecided when they come through the door. it's like everything is an option for them on the table. our job is to educate them, it's to love them compassionately. it's to help them to support them, we recently had a client come through our doors. her life situation was just a hot mess scenario. just a lot of sadness there. and a lot of grief. we loved on her well for the hour that she was with us. and at the end of that visit she just looked at us and said now i know god makes nice people. we just love them through their pain and through their hurts and no matter what happens in our town, we're going to continue to focus on the clients that we serve and do our job with

excellence. >> ainsley: well, god bless you, kristi, thank you so much for what you do in north carolina. >> thank you for having us. >> ainsley: you are welcome. coming up el paso, texas border facilities fill to the capacity, burdening the border towns. we will talk to local residents on the surge that's not slowing down on our southern border. plus, out of the park. aaron judge flashing a smirk before hitting this home run, highlights from the yankee's win over toronto. first, it's national police week and to honor those who put on the uniform, here is nypd jazz band performing live outside. ♪ records off the shelf ♪ i sit and listen to them by myself ♪ today's music ain't got the same soul ♪ i like that old time rock and roll ♪ don't try to take me to a disco ♪ you'll never even get me out on the floor ♪ in 10 minutes i will for the

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>> ashley: the attorney for the marine veteran daniel penny finally gave his side of the suckway incident that ended in a home lazarus man jordan neely's death. fox news exclusive defense attorney addresses the accusations the incident was racially motivated. >> none of that is based on the facts. as to race, it's simply not the motivation for danny. he is the one that put himself in danger to save, who? all the people on that train. black people, brown people, white people.

it didn't matter to danny. danny put his life at risk to save all those people. it has nothing to do with race. >> the case striking a cord with the nation aspeny's defense fund racks up more than $2.3 million in donations. musician kid rock among the top donors giving the marine veteran $5,000. it's already been a busy week for florida governor ron desantis signed a law banning diversity, equity and inclusion programs at colleges and universities in florida. desantis signed a bill that bans public universities from forcing student staff and faculty diversity statements for admission. now to baseball. aaron judge leading the bronx bombers to a 7 to 4 win over the toronto blue jays and the slugger giving the yankees dugout a little side eye before hitting his second home run on the day. >> deep drive center field. there it goes! see you. a monster shot. >> plus the surging st. louis

cardinals taking down the milwaukee brewers 18-1. that's the most runs scored by the team in single game since 2000. and show hay ohtani getting on base five times in super star missing out on the cycle. those are your headlines, over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. a fox news alert. city of el paso, texas floolded with migrants bursting at the scene and many are resorting to myth the streets. for reaction turn to our panel of el paso residents. we have maureen, jennifer and rose joins us as well. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> irene, let's start with you. i understand in addition to the streets being full, it sounds like they are about to take over town. here in new york city they are

taking over about a dozen schools, it sounds like, and the headline in the "new york post" today kids being sacrificed. parents furious as at least seven new york city school gyms are closed migrant shelters. obviously the parents don't want their kids in the same schools where adult men are sleeping. >> well, yes. here in el paso, those two schools that are going to be used are not being used for regular school right now. but the reality is, you know, everything has to be paid for. and we, the taxpayer are the ones that foot the bill. and in addition, these schools are a hop and a skip away from neighborhoods. neighborhoods that the government should be protecting, and, unfortunately, time after time, we see that this administration does not hold that in high regard, the protection of american citizens. you were talking about how full the detention centers are and these shelters. all of them are either five

times at capacity or double at capacity. what's going to happen when we do have the surge and we will have a surge. you said it before the break where the cartels are actually trying to figure out host title 42 what is really going to happen? and they are going to send a few and they will go back and tell everybody this is what you need to say. this is what needs to happen. because we cannot believe that somebody in honduras just woke up one day and said i have read immigration law in the united states and if i get to the southern border, i'm going to claim asylum. people are being taught from by the left. >> steve: sure. jennifer, i know it's 4:33 mountain time right now at your house in el paso. and i know you have got seven kids so you are probably not going to talk too loudly. but, you know, given the fact that you have got seven kids. you are worried about your kids. at the same time, you are a farmer, and you have got land which is being contacted by the migrants each and every day. and i know you feel that

whatever penal want to say about the wall, the wall worked. >> yes, it did work. when the prior to it being put in place, it was day and night constant migrant traveling through. as soon as that wall went up, everything changed. it was as if we could breathe again and life was back to normal as an american. after biden went into office, it's as if that fence doesn't exist anymore. >> steve: yeah. i know you feel like out in west texas, where you all are. you have been completely ignored. >> abandoned. >> steve: why is that? >> well, because at the local level, our sheriff's department has been told to stand down. the border patrol is completely gone because they have to process. so i would say at least 90% of them are not even watching the border anymore. they are all processing. and then as far as medical services, where i live. i'm about 30 miles outside of el

paso. if we go to the hospital, the hospitals are completely overrun. and in addition to those scoolsd that are being used, there is also three churches now that are going to be volunteer to help process migrants also. >> steve: yeah, everything is at the bursting seam level. rosy, i understand that a couple of days ago. you called the cops and you said there are migrants in the corner of our apartment complex. and they came and they shoed them away but you shouldn't have to do that. >> exactly. what i'm seeing is, i guess they're the getaways. and it was a group of like 10, 11 people like three males, three females and the rest children. and they were just camping right there by the sidewalk of my friend's apartment. and one of the males was actually laying down, sleeping on her door step.

and i went to the store and i saw that. and then i went around and i called it in. and they did came and they told them they cannot be camping there. you know, we have no camping right now and they told them to leave. but i'm thinking, you know, they are starting to do or they wanted to start to do the same as in the church, you know, at the church. we had people, bhigs right there on people's door steps and a lot of those people are elderly persons. and they are afraid to say anything, you know. because they fear for retaliation. but, i'm not afraid so i called it in. >> steve: yeah. i don't blame you. the scary part of that story, rosy, is the fact that these were the got-aways. those are the people who didn't want the border patrol to process them for whatever reason. maybe they are criminals. maybe they are felons in their country, maybe they are bringing in drugs. we just don't know.

but, it's a terrible situation. ladies, thank you very much for getting up so early at 4:36 mountain time out there. thank you to irene and jennifer and rosy as well. good morning. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> steve: go feed those seven kids. meanwhile, fox news alert. four years and two days later, the long awaited durham report into the trump-russia probe is released. former acting a.g. matt whitaker is going to react to that coming up next right lehr on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get 2.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on an xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial.

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beginning that they would have a sisterhood. meaning only females. and our national sorority has failed us. >> it's very disheartening when you are a 6-foot 2, 260-pound man, you are treated as the victim. >> never thought this would happen to me, especially in a sorority in a space for women. >> having that person trying to take that away from us is not okay. >> be sure to catch the rest of that interview tonight on the ingraham angle. and dolly parton saying in an interview that her new song world on fire is knocking all politicians because she doesn't think any of them are trying hard enough. ♪ don't get me started on politics ♪ now how we could live in a world like this ♪ greedy politicians present and past. >> this as we learned parton declined the presidential medal of freedom from president biden. she also declined president trump's invitation when he was in office. and those are some of your

headlines. that's interesting. >> brian: i'm just relating to you with this shot. >> ainsley: i'm happy you are relating to me. she is not real political. she always preaches love but that song a little political there. >> brian: a little political. she is upset with politicians and scenes refusing awards. >> by the way i refused both those awards as well. they haven't been awarded yet but don't try. i will take this in a single shot now. john durham finding the fbi at fault for a politically charged investigation of donald trump's alleged ties to russia. matthew whitaker served as acting attorney general and was chief of staff under president trump and he joins us now. chief of staff for the attorney's office. matt, your reaction to the 190 page subpoena, 480 interview, $6.5 million report that we watched and read yesterday? >> yeah, brian. i think everyone should be outraged by. this we knew pieces and parts but to see it in this linear of a fashion to have the story entirely told to see the basis

of why andy mccabe and peter strzok started this investigation in the first place i think just -- it should chill everyone and the thing that i fear the most is yesterday the fbi and chris wray tells us that this can't ever happen again and wouldn't have happened if they would have had the policies and procedures in place. i don't believe it. i think you put the wrong people in the wrong spots and this could happen all over again. >> brian: so i think one of the keys is from this inspector general report, a lot of people on other channels say well, we did this with the michael horowitz report which was pretty damning on the fbi. here is where they differ the durham report says they never should have launched this investigation. horowitz says there was a reason to launch the investigation. matt whitaker? >> yeah, this was the issue. it was not predicated and andy mccabe and peter strzok who opened this investigation in the first place can tell you there was medication but it was this conversation that was transferred from australia to our intel community that papadopoulos had -- mr. papadopoulos had in london.

and it's hearsay on hearsay. it was uncorroborated. they didn't even try to substantiate it. and then they went and tried to get fisa warrants on both carter page and george papadopoulos. i mean, this is not how it's supposed to work. me meantime, brian, brennan at the cia and others knew that hillary clinton wants campaign was doing -- was executing a plan. and, for some reason, the fbi had no interest in the broader context of what was happening. i just -- you know, i knew some of this at the time. to see it laid out though, like changes everyone's decisions along the way. and we should have never gone through the pain of the two or three years of the russia hoax. >> brian: think all the people legal fees. thought he was going to jail. did he nothing. you told me in the break this occupied every minute of every day the russia probe.

meeting with the north korean leader, we are talking about the russian probe. tax cuts passed are russia probe. abraham accords, russia probe. everything the administration was doing whether you liked it or not. first phase of the chinese probe, russia probe. it definitely affected u.s. relations especially with russia. as bad as russia is, they had nothing to do with this. >> yeah. it was a giant weight on our chest. and if you think about -- we were able to publish a lot of good but for the first two years of the trump administration. we were certainly hamstrung by this investigation. you know, the media was bomb -- every night it was bombshell, bombshell, bombshell. >> brian: i know. >> the next morning all you were dealing with was the fallout from the night before and really all make believe and people won pulitzer prizes. folks got million dollars book deals. people were on cable tv making money and they. >> brian: still are. >> all part of this conspiracy to lie to the american people. >> brian: andy mccabe was on last night saying that john durham doesn't steand the way

the fbi works. removing the investigative team from the hunter biden probe. some say it's in retaliation for the whistleblower coming forward. matt, from what we know, what do you think. >> first of all, don't mess with chuck grassley and his whistleblowers. second of all, i think this is the problem with federal law enforcement right now. and that is that they are unwilling to do things by the book and follow regular order. it is all political. and especially this hunter biden investigation. you know, main justice is putting their thumb on the scale and goes all the way to the top including attorney general merrick garland. >> brian: matt, you must be seething today as we go through the 300 plus pages. thank you. >> all right my friend. >> brian: check in with janice dean while everyone else was reading the durham report you are focused on maps. >> yes i always focus on the weather maps during this program. take a look at it. we have cooler temperatures across the northeast. and that's going to kind of continue for the rest of the workweek. 59 right now. it is spectacular

across the new york city area. we do have the potential for showers, thunderstorms, even severe storms for parts of the ohio river valley in towards the mid-atlantic. you can see the maps lighting up with lightning across the gulf coast and parts of the rockies. but zooming on in to this region where we could see hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. there's the severe storm threat. so have a way where you can get those watches and warnings. fox weather.com. we will keep you posted. we could see the potential for heavy rainfall in areas that have already seen flooding over the last couple of weeks. okay. brian, i'm going to send it right back to you. >> brian: that's all i can ask is eventually get it back. >> janice: give it back. >> brian: i think so, too. the next bud light, miller lite facing backlash push ago feminist message. jimmy failla wearing jeans crack open the controversy. is he dressed like he wants a beer. first national police week and to honor our bravest here is the nypd jazz band performing america the beautiful

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well, this morning, bud light is not the only beer company feeling the heat over its woke marketing campaign as this ad from march goes viral. >> how does the industry pay homage to the founding of beer put us in bikinis. miller lite is on a mission to clean up not just their [bleep] but the whole beer industry's [bleep] miller lite has been scouring the internet for all this [bleep] and buying it back onto turn it into good [bleep] for women brewers. >> steve: jimmy failla hosts fox news radio and fox nation and joins us now to react. this ad they came out for women's history month. i don't think it ran on television because there was a lot of bleeping of the words. but, nodges nonetheless. some people saw it and goes wait a minute, this is kind of the same thing as the other thing. >> in a lot of ways it is. the beer industry is being plagued by a generation of woke marketing executives who don't understand their clientele. do you remember we had the show about the old ad agencying mad

men now we have mad them. john draper and we have gone from the customer is always right to the customer is always a misogynist trans phone out of touch white guy. okay. here's the one thing. if you understood beer drinkers. the one thing none of them were asking for was a war on hot chicks in bikinis. >> brian: right. >> you go to beer to escape the stresses of the day. hot chicks in bikinis might be one of those things that help you escape that stress. this is where they get it wrong. their priorities are not those of the customer. and that's how you wind up with a commercial like this. >> steve: sure, you know, think the the greatest beer ad ever remember when the coors ad was a coors stream rocky mountains and just saw the beer that looks like beer. >> that's all we wanted. no one goes into beer freezer where have you 900 options i wonder if there is one that will give me a lecture about identity politics. you reason you went to the freezer is to get away from

identity politics. we are already being overserved to put it in bartending terms. >> brian: go to wall street to make money. and people are supposed to make you more money. enough to all of a sudden they have a political agenda. woke agenda trying to get into these green packages. enough to we have a beer company who goes to an agency with a lot of money and says sell me more beer. and they give them a political agenda back. i would be outraged if i'm miller lite. >> two people get fired. whoever green lit the campaign. number two, whoever didn't have the presence of mind to quietly delete this in the last month while every bud light dollar was flying out the window. you didn't need this out here. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: this ad was from march we just hadn't seen it? >> predates dylan mulvaney now being characterized as if it's a response. >> brian: maybe produced by aa. >> ainsley: sales down 25% from a year ago. this is what they say to fox

digital. these things should not be remotely controversial we hope that beer drinkers can appreciate the humor and ridiculousness of this video from back in march. >> brian: supposed to be funny. >> that didn't work. >> brian: that's not supposed to be funny. >> again and again and again. if you are bashing successful marketing, you are bashing the people hone joyed that marketing. that's why this is a butt fumble to put it in football terms. >> brian: mark sanchez wants you apologize. >> too soon. >> brian: miller lite deep voice over full screen i want a beer looking at that full screen statement did. you see how great that mug looked? >> i'm with you 100 percent. >> brian: look at that. that's an ad. >> molson coors, i'm your target demo. i get paid in beer i'm telling you because i care. >> steve: given what has happened in the last month, what is your favorite beer right now. >> this is a toughy because miller lite is what we served at our wedding now we moved on to much stronger stuff she realized

this was permanent. i think i'm a whiskey guy. back to mic ter's whiskey again there you go louisville. >> brian: there did you go, beer. good job. you just lost jimmy. >> steve: thank you very much for joining us live. >> brian: ridiculous ad. >> steve: suddenly i'm thirsty. 7:00 in new york city. >> ainsley: thank you for making me thirsty. >> steve: "fox & friends" begins right now. >> there needs to be prosecution. accountability. it can't go on like this. >> brian: long waited durham report is out. the fbi had no evidence for investigating trump for co-including with russia. >> he was fearful for the safety of passengers. >> the tast case captured ameris attention. chokehold death of jordan neely. >> his keep americans safe nothing to do with race. >> i'm sorry. >> parents of new york city public school students objecting to asylum seekers moving into the gym in